5 stars out of 5 stars prior to this last "update" ... I searched and couldn't find my steps or my mapped adventure. Today was an extraordinary day for wilderness walks along shrinking riverbeds, steeper inclines, uneven paths, and 20 knot headwinds. I appreciate Withings' desire to increase depth of function, and as always their commitment to those of us who rely on them to capture and assess our beneficial adventures in improving our health. ||| Thank You, Withings, for your timely and very kind reply. I am confident that you will discover the why of my anomaly. Still a 5/5!

5 stars out of 5 stars prior to this last "update" and I am not pleased; today was an extraordinary day for wilderness walks along shrinking riverbeds, steeper inclines, uneven paths, and 20 knot headwinds. Some vitals appeared, some recorded workout maps, and zero heart thumping steps. Sooooo ... taking a break from Withings to search out new frontiers of suitable mapped workouts and heart thumping steps recorders. I appreciate Withings' desire to increase depth of function, I'll check back after their kinks are smoothed out.

5 stars out of 5 stars: I like the ease of inputting and measuring and visualizing the ongoing results. The app shares with my other health app and I rely on this app for its interplay and accuracy. When it glitches I really get frustrated; if an update has a software change or some "improvements" I would prefer a voice in the process because this app is on my phone using my data using my resources. But, the app is more useful to me than its myriad of copycats, so some frustration is part of the big picture. We all live this life once, and this app helps me live my life more fully.

5 stars out of 5 stars: I like the ease of inputting and measuring and visualizing the ongoing results. The app shares with my other health app and I rely on this app for its interplay and accuracy.
When it glitches I really get frustrated; if an update has a software change or some "improvements" I would prefer a voice in the process because this app is on my phone using my data using my resources.
But, the app is more useful to me than its myriad of copycats, so some frustration is part of the big picture. We all live this life once, and this app helps me live my life more fully.

5 stars are five stars. Says it all, right? 5 stars

ready aim release repeat

by these questions. They remind me of role play queries in which my answer doesn't take into account what the author knew but didn't include in the description. I will stick with it to widen my horizons. Kudos!

makes you wrack your brain to figure out which words apply

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Line up release the ball and voïla!
When I jotted the above I felt it was a very good review. I still find the game relaxing and even challenging to reach corners via sidewall bounce. Thanks for your reply.

Line up release the ball and voïla!

Try it you wont quit and you'll be late for work

Like meeting up with an old friend again- a great way to relax and improve

It’s almost diabolical- fun and frustrating- clever, learns your patterns sets you up and you deserve to lose or to win: your choice. If I could be addicted to a game this one would be it.

next hand.... ... just one more time ... (repeat) (repeat) (repeat)! It's not addictive, but the challenge is there at every deal and it feels GREAT to win and really BUGS YOU when you lose. So there you have it. 5 stars for no remedy except to pick up the game and aim for the moon!

The come on is the best part. Graphics are clean. This developer always interests me but there is little to hold my attention.

If so, you will be dismayed that the card you expect is never played and some are played as often as needed to fill the suit void to stick you. Alas, when you win regardless of the feints it is delight! I recommend this game for its great fun & frustration!

A very forward thinking developer anticipating how we interact best on line. We rely on this app.

It keeps improving and my skills do too. When I’ve had enough of the house winning at any cost I uninstall. Then a week later it is the boredom with other venues that draws me back like a yo-yo. Call it love-hate. If you like playing more than winning, this could be your primmer.

Admittedly, the best things in life are not always free - free to you cost someone something to offer to you - as in this case: a free tryout period that converts to paid subscription. I hope only the best for this developer, but as for me, I didn’t want a paid subscription.

The play is easy. Graphics are pleasing. The house always wins. And the promises remain to reveal privacy policy but never materializes. A fun addictive game!